A MUM has sparked fury after sharing a video of her one-year-old’s totally backless outfit at Disneyland.
Mother Christina Wait, from Florida, the US, was brutally slammed on Instagram where she proudly shared the tiny costume she’d given her baby daughter.
The now-viral outfit, which has been widely criticised, included Converse-style trainers paired with knee-length socks, as well as a Disney-themed backless tulle dress.
Christina, who admitted that she had put together the look herself ”from head to toe”, completed the tot’s outfit with a pearl necklace, as well as a Minnie Mouse headband with the iconic bows.
”Welcome to your life, my love,” the parent wrote in the caption of the clip.
The baby daughter, who was just one at the time of filming in 2021, could be seen playing with the long necklace, as fellow Disneyland enthusiasts were walking by.
The video, which has been viewed a staggering 1.7million views, also shared how the girl, now a little older, looked in 2024 during another visit at the popular tourist hotspot.
Bigger and taller, the girl – who’s spent more than 100 days at Disneyland – was wearing a white vest, a ballerina-style skirt in red, as well as adorable frilled socks.
How the heck is her outfit from her 4th birthday a little more modest than her 1st?
Critic
But despite the cute transformation clip, furious viewers all slammed Christina for how she had dressed her then-baby daughter.
Thousands flocked to comments in sheer horror and shock, where they condemned the mother.
”Girl dress ur child properly tf [the f**k],” read the most popular comment that’s been liked by close to 16k people online.
Someone else was just as gobsmacked by the outfit choice, writing: ”First of all, why aren’t you putting an undershirt on your child and second of all a child should not be wearing anything like that.”
A third remarked: ”How the heck is her outfit from her 4th birthday a little more modest than her 1st?”
”ABSOLUTELY NOT,” another couldn’t believe what they’d just seen.
”Nice work blasting your daughter on insta for all the creepers. Great mum,” a social media user slated the mother.
Christina, who regularly shares fashion-related content on her page, hasn’t responded to the criticism – however, this is not the only thing the mum’s gone viral for.
Recently, Christina – whose daughter is named Everleigh – was also trolled over the ”crazy” spelling of the moniker.
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Hitting back at the haters, Christina jokingly said she’d be ”running to change the spelling” of the name ”because milk dotzz [Instagram user] said it’s crazy”.
The mum, who said the choice was ”original”, urged people to be kinder to one another.
”Let’s stop making fun of people.”
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